Navigating Sustainable Governance for a Resilient Pacific Vision

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This study explores the role of meta-geopolitics’ seven capacities in competitive sustainable governance, focusing on social, economic, and science capacities as the strongest contributors to achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG) index. Utilizing correlation and path analysis, the research uncovers the interconnected nature of these capacities and emphasizes the importance of environmental capacity in shaping sustainable governance. While the study provides valuable insights into the complexities surrounding competitive sustainable governance, it acknowledges limitations in causation inference and the possible exclusion of cultural, historical, and geopolitical factors unique to each Pacific region country. Further research is recommended to develop a more comprehensive understanding of the role of meta-geopolitics capacities in shaping sustainable development outcomes.

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